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It's a card that isn't worth putting into a typical "Cyber Dragon", but it looks interesting if you build a dedicated Deck.
By utilizing Inverse Universe, which others have said, it can be operated as a 2800 with attack negate ability, so in this state it can be expected to play an active role.
However, the attack negate ability is a little difficult to use because the first attack must be negate no matter what.
Is it a good idea to take a tactic that takes advantage of it?

It's a trap card with a slow activation timing, but if it's a spell card, it's broken, so it's just the right performance.
Being able to replenish your hand with this one card even after you've used a lot of cards is huge. Moreover, depending on the situation, you can aim to draw 4 or 5 cards instead of 1 or 2, which is an exceptional performance among draw sources so far.
However, in order to do so, the total number of cards in your field and hand must be less than the number of cards in your opponent's field, so it is difficult to use unless it is a Deck that consumes a lot of cards.
As a card that allows you to draw 3 or more cards relatively easily, in novels and fictitious duels, he will play an active role as a powerful draw source that does not rely on Aurica regardless of the deck.

Speaking of Quasar, which has light summoning conditions and specs and also has removal ability, can you understand its strength?
A friend told me that if you let yourself stand, you feel helpless. If you turn it into an enemy, you will get angry at the annoyance.
The way to deal with this card is to not allow it to be summoned itself...that's what most cards can say. I have very few weaknesses.
Will the demand for Fortress rise for this card? Considering that he usually has 2500 ATK if you let him use the effect once, Pearl may have a turn.

Come out with someone who reminds you of Yamahiko from a certain shooting game. Because the teacher doesn't get angry.
Although it is not limited to this card, currently none of the Yosenju cards can be said to be "losing", and apart from the base Kamaichi Tachi 3 Brothers, they can compete equally for the frame. Good thing.
Until now, his Yosenju had been supplementing the disadvantage of being empty on the return turn with something other than the category, but with the appearance of this card, it became possible to cover it with only his own category.
It's a risk that you can't ignore the card consumption, but since Yosenju is easy to increase your hand, isn't that a disadvantage too much? If I had to say it, would I be hesitant to activate it early in the game?
As for combat, he can copy the attack and defense of his own ATK of the opponent's monster, so there is no gap. After surpassing the opponent's turn with defense, is it good to aim for a trade-off on the return turn?
If destroyed in battle, he will search to compensate for the hand cost during Special Summon. It's painful that it's limited to combat, but the card itself is quite troublesome against opponents, so there's a possibility that it can invite removal.
All in all, he's a card worthy of Yosenju's slot. If you keep it in your hand, your opponent won't be able to move.

Unlike Bear, which was treated as a loser, this one is certainly powerful if you look only at its effects. The goyo effect alone is enough.
However, the reason why it is unsuccessful is probably the weight of the material.
Three Frightfurs is heavy, even considering that there are substitute material cards.
Also, the all-important goyo effect is that his Frightfur can wipe out the field with a tiger, which is more effective than taking control.
Besides, this Goyo effect is weakened more than the anime. For a card this heavy, I think it's acceptable to make some enhancements...
As an aside, his Frightfur Fusion Monsters, including this card that appeared in the anime, are noticeably weakened in the OCG version compared to the OCG original Frightfur Fusion Monsters.
Rather than using that, there are many situations where it is more effective to use the OCG original.
Only Konami knows why it was treated like this...

A derived form of gauze with an effect that I personally love.
It's a secret that the existence value of Synthetic Monster Garzet has greatly decreased with the introduction of this card (of course, there are elements that can be differentiated).
The effect, frankly speaking, converges her ATK of all monsters.
If that's all it is, it's subtle, but since this card itself has a piercing ability, depending on the situation, it's possible to use it to bring it to the end of the game.
Its attack performance is close to that of Armitile, but since it doesn't have a fixed value of 10,000, it has the advantage of being equipped with penetration by default, so there are many situations where you can finish it off. The summoning conditions are also very loose.
His deck, which focuses on compromising summons, is worth throwing in as a trump card. Of course, compatibility with Barbaros and Gunner Dragon is outstanding. Would it be interesting to throw it in as a hidden trump card even in holy time?
However, be aware that no matter how hard you try, that's all there is to it. Of course, the effect is negated, but the fact that there is no resistance is also a risk of incurring a great disadvantage in this case.
It might be more comfortable to release one or two bodies and use them with the feeling of attacking with penetration instead of forcibly lining up multiple ones.

Despite being severely criticized, the effect itself is extremely powerful. It's just that the performance is a bit overkill, and the operational problems are unexpectedly fatal.
After all, it's best to forcibly summon it to your opponent's turn with Rainbow Gravity, activate Bounce on your turn, and then bring it to the end with this card.
If he wants to use this card, he will need to put a different number of Crystal Beasts in his deck than usual.
Even so, it is true that it is still difficult to invest. If you insert one as a romance, it may help you in an emergency situation (I'm not saying that it will help)

No matter how sweet it looks, it can only be evaluated as cruel.
It's true that it can't be Special Summon, but it's even worse that the resistance is only that at the time of summoning.
If he had the ability to make an ATK monster by cutting LP, I could at least give him the same resistance as Obelisk. Rather, even with it, it's so bad that it pushes the weak Branded.
If you just want 7900 ATK, special summon the obelisk and turn it into Garzette for 8000 ATK. All weaknesses are the same as Ra except when summoned.
It's just heavy, and the risk and return of summoning are not balanced. If you still want to use it, why don't you combine it with a gimmick that gives him unlimited LP? In that case, it is a punchline to be told to involve Big Bang Girl with that.

The effect itself is not bad. However, it is extremely difficult to use because the hand cost is still high and the destruction resistance is naturally non-existent.
However, 900 or 1200 down if you discard 3 or 4 cards. Naturally, this weakening cannot be underestimated. In terms of combat, one 《Photon Thrasher》is enough.
Compatibility with Laguna Zero is also moderate.
Is it possible to have interesting moves with his deck that can secure hand cost and use GY Fertilizer well?

Ultra frame this time. However, the reality is deterioration 《Truckroid》.
Unlike over there, it's not a forced effect, no matter how low his ATK is, he always increases by 1000 points, but with this ability, it can be said that it is better to use a single strengthened "Truckroid".
If Truckroid equipped two monsters with ATK 1800, he would have ATK 4600. On the other hand, no matter what you equip, it's 4200 with the same two equipment.
No need to merge.
That said, it's not like there's room for a Fluffal Deck, and there are various supports like Prismer.
You can also use the 《Fusion Reserve》that appeared in this bullet, so if you want to use them, you can use them.

This is where the dreaded Monarch comes into play.
The destruction effect itself is no different from the original Zabolg, but it has the terrifying ability to send an extra deck equal to the number of levels and ranks to her GY when destroying a LIGHT monster.
Her own Extra Deck is also sent to her GY to apply to each other, but it can also be used as her GY fertilizer.
Unlike just his deck destruction, extra deck destruction is so powerful that the tactic itself may collapse. If you choose yourself, you can destroy 8 cards, so you can shave about half of your extra deck.
However, if he uses it normally, each owner chooses which card to send to GY, so after all he wants to release a LIGHT monster and he can choose any card by Tribute Summon.
With Photon Sanctuary, you can get all the release personnel with just one album, and because they are his LIGHT, they are a perfect match.
It will be easier to use than other top-level Monarchs.
Still the best monster ever. Accidents are possible, but the potential is immeasurable.

It's honestly annoying. Useful as a wall for two times against direct attacks, and remains for the next turn if only once. From there, you can connect to Rank 3 Xyz, etc., which is quite useful.
If you have a monster you want to protect, you can use this card as a wall. Although it's only once, if you deflect it once, your opponent may not be able to destroy the target monster by battle. It should also be noted that he can Special Summon in defense, and it is also possible to use it to protect monsters and reduce the damage that could be defeated to 0.
It's very versatile, and you can actively incorporate it into his deck, which is mainly ranked 3. Even in decks that focus on synchro summoning, there is a possibility that it will enter depending on the situation.
When attacking, you should be aware of the existence of this card, even if just a little. There are many things that can't be done even if you are conscious.

Super cheap god that is too hard to put out. Excalibur's effect can be demonstrated by consuming one material, but the disadvantage of halving the damage is too great, so the merit of using it is not so great.
Unlike over there, his ATK is doubled as it is, so in some cases it becomes a tremendous ATK, but the damage dealt is also halved.
Since it can be used even during the opponent's turn, it can be appreciated that it can temporarily reach 9600 with only its own effect. There are other suitable candidates, but will it be combined with 《Battle Mania》?
It was an overwhelmingly inferior card compared to various rank 5 cards, but with the appearance of the rank-up form of Abyss Supra, its position has improved.
If you use this card as a material, Abyss Supra will not be destroyed by effects, so it demonstrates high stability.
There is also an option to connect this card to Zero Lancer, and in this case, there are merits such as reducing the consumption of cards. Still, the Supra has explosive power, and if you think that you can pass that explosive power with confidence, there will be significance in using RUM with this card as a material.
It can be said that it is a card that has been somewhat saved by the appearance of a higher class.

As long as 《Dimensional Prison》, Mirafo, etc. exist, this card has no turn.
However, the effect itself is still powerful. It's a staple of the starter deck, so there should be a lot of people who were indebted to beginners at that time.
Since there is such strength, it is evaluated as 7 points.

This effect looks plain at first glance. However, the effect is Alector who became a free chain. Or should I say a compact quasar?
If you know how strong quasars are, you should know how strong this effect is. Although it cannot be destroyed, being able to negate the opponent's card effects at any time is still strong. Alektor had a spell speed of 1, so it had the disadvantage that it could not be used during the opponent's turn.
Whether it's a monster, a permanent card, or a Normal Spell that is sent to GY after activation, it can be chained to negate, so it's a pretty powerful force.
And, it is true that it is very powerful, but the fusion material is two M-HEROs. It is not an easy task to prepare two M-HEROs, which are Fusion Monsters.
Fortunately, it also has an effect that can be treated as an Elemental HERO, so it supports Miracle Fusion. There should be room for Fusion and Miracle Fusion even with a normal M・HERO Deck, so attack with M・HERO in the early stages, and depending on the situation after the middle stage, call attribute HERO or this card with Miracle Fusion. .